'Paws of War' charity hoping to bring rescued pup 'Kilo' to US with donors help
An Army sergeant serving in the Middle East reportedly nursed "Kilo" back to health after rescuing him from being euthanized. An unexpected reassignment split the pair up.
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Dec 29, 2022, 12:08 PM
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10h agoA Long Island non-profit needs help in its quest to bring a puppy rescued by a soldier overseas 'home' to the U.S.
An Army sergeant serving in the Middle East reportedly nursed "Kilo" back to health after rescuing him from being euthanized. An unexpected reassignment split the pair up.
Now, Nesconset-based Paws of War is working to raise money to bring Kilo here to the U.S.
You can donate by visiting the Paws of War website.
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